Zach Ghalayini’s Reviews > Nytho > Status Update

Unlike Keza and Guel, Edgar feels trustworthy—calm, detached, principled. He doesn’t record sessions, which says a lot. But reshaping his face to gain trust? That’s where it gets blurry. Like Nytho, he builds consent quietly. Different methods, same effect.

Keza’s voice is sharp and unsettling. Her thing with Nytho feels more like addiction than love. What sticks is that she’s choosing it. Not a victim—just opening the door. If you let something rewrite you, is it still agency? Maybe. For now, she’s in control. Barely.